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Street View: Do you think Crankworx is a good event for Rotorua?

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CRAIG ELLIOTT
CRAIG ELLIOTT

Yeah, brilliant. It's bringing a vast variety of people to Rotorua - riders, supporters, media and families, and it's great for local riders to be exposed to a high level of competition. I'm taking a few days off to enjoy the festivities.

CRAIG ELLIOTT, 42
Ngongotaha

ANTHONY BREUER
ANTHONY BREUER

I haven't been to one, so I wouldn't really know. But, it does bring a lot of people into town. Whether ratepayers should be throwing money at it is a different question.

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ANTHONY BREUER, 50s
Pomare

CHERYL SARSFIELD
CHERYL SARSFIELD

Yes I do. Because it brings a lot of business into town and gives people an event to look forward to.

CHERYL SARSFIELD, 30
Lake Okareka

CLAIE MARDELL
CLAIE MARDELL

I went last year and it was fantastic. The family pass was affordable and the kids had a great time. Well worth it.

CLAIE MARDELL, 40s
Rotoiti

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NELLIE SINGH
NELLIE SINGH

Anything like that is good for Rotorua and Rotorua is a tourism town so we do need it.

NELLIE SINGH, 35
Koutu

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